NSU Florida's Mako Radio on WKPX 88.5 FM Sunrise

In this episode of Era to Era, Ryan “DJ Romi” Romero and Denisia “DJ Blossom” Martimbor, welcome special guest Maritza “DJ Lush” Louis to discuss the history and evolution of R&B. The conversation focuses largely on the roots and foundations of old-school R&B, from pioneers like Ray Charles and the Motown era to iconic voices such as Whitney Houston, Toni Braxton, and Boyz II Men. Keep an eye out for Part 2, where the discussion will continue with a deeper dive into modern-day R&B and the artists shaping the genre today.

Show Credits

Hosts/Producers:

Denisia "DJ Blossom" Martimbor

Ryan "DJ Romi" Romero

Guest:

Maritza "DJ Lush" Louis

The nostalgia podcast with Jonathan Paul is a podcast that brings back memories from the past and connects those memories to who we are today as college students. In this episode, Jonathan Paul, host of the Nostalgia Podcast with Jonathan Paul is joined by his co-host Mako TV Videographer, Reporter and Co-Anchor Daniel Lopez to talk about Childhood movies that they grew up with. They speak about how these movies had an impact on them as children and how they relate to them as college students today.

Show Credits:

Host: Jonathan Paul

Co-Host: Daniel Lopez

Producer: Maria Rodriguez

This Off the Record episode featured interesting segments starting off strong with the 5 minute news update with Mako TV’s General Manager, Madison Kasper and Antonio Escorzon, The Current’s Editor in Chief and Mako Media Graduate Assistant who gave the latest in Mako Media operations along with Jay Valdez who came in to talk about the upcoming Shark Talent Showcase. This was followed by a quick interview with Gustavo Padrino, the General Manager of the Rose & Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center who gave us insight into a Johnny Cash Tribute happening on March 6th. These discussions led to an educational segment with Dr. Stephanie Michaels Pharm.D. who is an assistant clinical professor over at the Barry and Judy Silverman College of Pharmacy as she came in to talk about the new on-campus pharmacy delivery services! In honour of black history month, we had Tayjah Chambers and Janiyah Fluitt, the vice president and president, respectfully, of the Black Student Union come on to talk about what the BSU is and represents! Sports followed with Liv Zolk, our sports anchor and Maya Esparza, a member of the NSU Swim team! Last but certainly not least, the program ended off with Pop Culture, where we discussed big topics like Grey’s Anatomy’s Eric Dane passing, Willie Colon’s Passing, Hannah Montana 20th year Revival, and Punch the Monkey!

This episode of From the Ashes highlights inspiring stories of courage through hardship. Our guests, Amaia Flores and Jonesia Martimbor, share their experiences enduring the loss of their beloved pets and how they found strength, healing, and resilience through the grieving process. Amaia Flores, a sophomore dance major, and Jonesia Martimbor, a senior biology major, reflect on the deep bonds they shared with their pets and the lessons those relationships left behind. Through their stories, this episode explores how loss can shape us, remind us of what truly matters, and help us rise stronger from life’s challenges.

Credits:

Host: Jonathan Paul

Producers: Maria Rodriguez

Editor: Maria Rodriguez

Audio Engineer: Maria Rodriguez

Episode one of Media and the Mind explores how horror music creates feelings of tension and fear before we consciously understand why. Host Ashianna Trivedi speaks with Dr. Bill Withem about the musical techniques used in horror scores and with Dr. Aimee Sanchez-Zadak about how the brain and nervous system respond to those sounds.

Show Credits:

Host: Ashianna Trivedi

Guests:

Dr. Bill Withem

Dr. Aimee Sanchez-Zadak

The nostalgia podcast with Jonathan Paul is a podcast that brings back memories from the past and connects those memories to who we are today as college students. In this episode, Jonathan Paul, host of the Nostalgia Podcast with Jonathan Paul is joined by his co-host Mako TV Videographer, Reporter and Co-Anchor Daniel Lopez to discuss Vine and what impact it had on children and why the app ended up shutting down in 2017.

Show Credits:

Host: Jonathan Paul

Co-Host: Daniel Lopez

Producer: Maria Rodriguez

On this episode of The B-Side, Mike Lynn is joined by, Denisia Martimbor, Graduate Assistant for Mako Media Network and Jonesia Martimbor, host of Off The Record and Co-Station Manager of Mako Radio to talk about working in radio production with their family!

Welcome to the first episode of The Dancers Pod, where our host, Amaia Flores, sits down with experienced dancers, choreographers, and professionals who have had experience in the dance world. In this episode, TeChara Milligan joins Amaia to reflect on her journey as a dancer, the challenges it entails, and how it has shaped her career and self. From navigating expectations to finding her passion. Whether you are a dancer or just curious, this conversation offers insight and inspiration. 

Show Credits:

Host: Amaia Flores

Guest: TeChara Milligan

Producer: Maria Rodriguez

What happens when you mix mental health science with improvisation?In the pilot episode of STEAM Unscripted, we sit down with behavioral analyst, educator, and consultant Dr. Aimee Sanchez-Zadak to explore and understand the science of therapy.Through interview questions and improv tools, we unpack:

• What therapists actually do
• Why “fixing” isn’t the same as supporting
• When improv can be used for therapy and by therapists
• How can better communication build better connection

This episode blends health science, psychology, empathy, and improvisation to show how to make therapy more human.Produced in collaboration with This Is Improv and NSU Mako Media, STEAM Unscripted brings together science, mental health, and creativity in a way that’s thoughtful, educational, and yes… a little unpredictable.

Hosts: Angelica and Alexandra Zadak

Guest: Dr. Aimee Sanchez-Zadak.

Producer: Maria Rodriguez

In this episode of Era to Era, DJ Blossom and DJ Romi are joined by special guest DJ Lush to explore the musical journey from reggae to dancehall and how Jamaican music transformed global sound. From the African rhythms that shaped mento to the rise of sound system culture, ska, rocksteady, and roots reggae, we trace how these traditions laid the foundation for dancehall’s digital revolution. Along the way, we examine the cultural messages, iconic artists, and global influence that turned Jamaican music into a worldwide movement.

Show Credits

Hosts/Producers:

Denisia "DJ Blossom" Martimbor

Ryan "DJ Romi" Romero

Guest:

Maritza "DJ Lush" Louis